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RMG36K8E–The town of Port Royal, Jamaica, is destroyed by a tidal wave caused by an earthquake. Date: 1692
RM2M3K1TJ–The remains of ThiŠpval wood, destroyed by Allied artillery, on the Western front during the First World War.
RM2RG9CRM–The Destroyed Oberkasseler Bridge - End of World War Two, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
RM2C876HW–The Destroyed Oberkasseler Bridge - End of World War Two, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
RM2M9956K–Austrian trenches destroyed by Allied action (British heavy guns and Italian artillery) during the First World War.
RM2M9CP5K–A destroyed bridge on the northern Rhine at Wesel, Germany, photographed soon after the end of the Second World War.
RMG3C42B–The wreckage of a German tank, destroyed near Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge in the Ardennes area of Belgium Date: 1944-45
RM2M963GC–Quang Tri: Three Vietnamese soldiers rest, (one eating rice), among the rubble of their town which has been destroyed by Viet Cong attacks
RM2M3K3C7–Wych Street, London, shortly before the street was destroyed in the early 20th century. Wych Street was famous for its association with Jack Sheppard.
RM2RGBGB4–A destroyed German munitions factory at Quievrain, in occupied Belgium, after an allied bombing raid in the First World War.
RM2RG9EK5–Burning Pirate Village - Pirate homes destroyed by manpower from HMS Argus, Bias Bay (Daya Wan - Daya Bay), Guangdong, China.
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RM2RG8T1K–'The Fall of the Eiffel Tower' [Charles de Richter] The Tour Eiffel is just one of Earth's great structures destroyed by a new and powerful breed of termites
RM2M3K2FN–The centre of the city of Coventry, with the clock tower still standing but surrounded by debris. Coventry was heavily bombed during 1940 and much of the city centre, including the cathedral, was destroyed.
RM2RG9MT0–The ornate and beautiful Tower in the grounds of the Chateau Mennechet at Chiry-Ourscamp, Oise, Hauts-de-France, France - destroyed by German forces in 1915 during WW1.
RM2M3T139–The Church of the Pilgrim Fathers, Southwark, London, dedicated to the Pilgrims who travelled to America in the Mayflower in 1620 - destroyed in a German Luftwaffe raid on London.
RM2M3JY2M–The ruined Italian town of Cassino, March 1944. Between January and May 1944 the town of Cassino and Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were completely destroyed as the Allied Fifth Army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of their strong defensive position in the area.
RM2M3JY27–The ruins of the monastery at Monte Cassino, May 1944. Between January and May 1944 the town of Cassino and Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were completely destroyed as the Allied Fifth Army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of their strong defensive position in the area.
RM2M3JY23–A group of British soldiers dug in to a position near Monte Cassino, Italy, in 1944. Between January and May 1944 the Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino and the nearby town were completely destroyed as the Allied Fifth Army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of their strong defensive position, in the monastery.
RM2M3JY1D–The central court hill-top Benedictine Monastery at Monte Cassino, Italy, prior to its destruction in the Second World War. This was one of three fine courts in the monastery connected by arcades and steps. Between January and May 1944 the monastery was completely destroyed as the Allied army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of this strong defensive position.
RM2M3JY3B–A notice at a petrol dump and an Allied soldier, on the Fifth Army front near Cassino, Italy, February 1944. Between January and May 1944 the town of Cassino and Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were completely destroyed as the Allied Fifth Army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of their strong defensive position in the area.
RM2M3JY2K–Photograph showing a 240mm long range gun being towed into position on the Allied Fifth Army front near Cassino, February 1944. Between January and May 1944 the town of Cassino and Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were completely destroyed as the Allied Fifth Army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of their strong defensive position in the area.
RM2M3JY3F–The flags of Poland and Great Britain flying over the ruins of the monastery at Monte Cassino, May 1944. Between January and May 1944 the town of Cassino and Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were completely destroyed as the Allied Fifth Army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of their strong defensive position in the area. This photograph marks the point when the Allied troops finally won control of the monastery and the Germans retreated.
RM2M3JY25–Two New Zealanders of the Allied army guarding a group of German prisoners, Cassino, Italy, March 1944. The Germans pictured were elite paratroops, who were taken prisoner trying to defend Cassino. Between January and May 1944 the town of Cassino and Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were completely destroyed as the Allied Fifth Army attempted to push the occupying Nazi troops out of their strong defensive position in the area.
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